Posts Tagged ‘positive attitude’
Aspiration Journaling (Scripting) to Get Everything You Want
If you came into my house, rifled through my bookshelves, and read from my journals (first of all, rude!), then you’d make a funny discovery. All my journals look like mundane reflections on my business successes, personal triumphs, and favorite memories. That is, they seem normal until you look at the dates and realize I…
Read MoreThe Most Unusual Way to Be an Optimist | Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
It’s no secret that I’m a happy-go-lucky optimist. In fact, people often tell me that my “walkin’ on sunshine” attitude is annoying . . . or worse, totally fake. I can’t help it! Call me a weirdo, but thinking positively is a natural part of my personality that developed after I survived my suicide attempt…
Read MoreReframing Your Life Experiences In a Positive Light
Everyone experiences negative things in their lives that can affect our sense of well-being, happiness, and positivity. While you can’t change every bad situation, you can change your thoughts and mindset to “reframe” those experiences in a positive light. Business owners may research tasks like tile sealing to safeguard your workplace premises against damage over…
Read MoreMy Simple LAW OF ATTRACTION Morning Routine
How much you can get done and accomplish in a day is directly related to how you wake up in the morning. Those first few hours can make or break your mood, which then affects your motivation and willingness to do difficult tasks. On more than one occasion, I’ve woken up with a bad attitude,…
Read MoreHow to Keep a POSITIVE MINDSET When Everything’s Wrong
Can I be honest with you? Yesterday was difficult for me. 🙁 Perhaps it’s weird to share that I’m a life coach who has everyday life struggles, but here we are. I’m human too. So, I was 10 minutes away from starting my weekly Facebook-YouTube livestream call when I received a disturbing email. My heart dropped,…
Read MoreHow to Make Your Career Goals More Attainable
Your career goals must be flexible, and you might need to edit them many times over the years based on your priorities, income needs, and interests. No matter what your goals are, you can make them attainable to feel like you’re moving up in the world and climbing the corporate ladder. Maybe you’re feeling stuck…
Read More4 Tell-Tale Signs You Can Trust Your New Hire
Hiring the right person for the job is one of the toughest decisions you’ll make as a business owner. Even with the best of intentions, no applicant is entirely honest during the interview process because they’re focused on making a positive impression. While applicants are unlikely to lie, they can choose to embellish the truth…
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